Can big company executives struggle moving to smaller businesses?
Mid-level or even top executives who have built their career in large companies may look with envy at small businesses and particularly startups. Many will believe that it
International
The impact of geopolitical risks to business continuity
The latest Middle East crisis has already prompted the International Energy Agency to describe the situation as the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil
UK restructuring plans grow popular with foreign firms
Part 26A Restructuring Plans were introduced in 2020 in the UK as a powerful, court-approved mechanism for companies facing financial distress. Their defining feature is the cross-class cram
Rising insolvencies, Zombie companies and the UK economy
Business failures are on the increase again, with a 12% month-on-month and 16% year-on-year rise in October 2025. This obviously creates concern and wonder what this surge says
International risks and meaningful due diligence
Despite disturbances in the commercial Force, such as Brexit or US tariffs, the UK is fundamentally a trading nation, buying and selling goods and services all around the
How will building 300,000 new homes a year affect the UK’s housebuilders?
Within a week of its election in early July 2024, the new government was shouting from the rooftops about its ambitious plans to address the UK’s housing crisis